I plan on going to those EAA workshops next year. I’ve been a member for a couple of years. Other than going to Oshkosh once, I haven’t done much with it.
The ones that are left this year conflict with stuff like relative’s weddings and some job related conflicts.
Some weekday evenings I’very been learning some of the ins and 9uts of B25 restoration for display. I used to work with my hands some but haven’t much being an IT person.
I began as an EAA member in 1964 and let it lapse while going to college. Rejoined in 1974 and have been a member ever since. My wife and I have been to about 15 EAA conventions and I highly recommend them. Staying and eating at the university dorm is pretty inexpensive. The expensive part is going through the Fly-Market.
I liked the EAA magazines 20 to 40 years ago better than now. There was a lot more people like me in them. However, it is always interesting.